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Figure on the shore by Karl Schwesig

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printed with permission of the Ghetto Fighters’ House Museum

Synagogue, by an unidentified artist

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Oil painting. GFH Catalog No. 4283, courtesy of the Ghetto Fighters' House Museum

Holocaust by Leon Engelsberg (undated)

Oil painting. GFH Catalog No. 4283, courtesy of the Ghetto Fighters' House Museum
The Yiddish sign at the entry reads:

A queue in the Feldafing Displaced People Camp for George Kadish’s exhibition

The Yiddish sign at the entry reads: "Exhibition of Ghetto Photographs by G. Kadish." GFH Catalog No. 18871. Ghetto Fighters' House Museum, Photo Archive
The Jewish survivor-curators posing below banners which read, in Polish, French, Yiddish and Hebrew “The Extermination of Jews in Poland.” GFH Catalog No. 38507. Ghetto Fighters' House Museum, Israel/Photo Archive

View of the central axis of the Jewish exhibition in Majdanek

The Jewish survivor-curators posing below banners which read, in Polish, French, Yiddish and Hebrew “The Extermination of Jews in Poland.” GFH Catalog No. 38507. Ghetto Fighters' House Museum, Israel/Photo Archive
Color print on paper. From the Emanuel Ringelblum Jewish Historical Institute collection, Courtesy of Jewish Historical Institute, Warsaw, Poland.

Tallit Katan (Tałeskoten) by Zinovii Tolkachev, February 1945

Color print on paper. From the Emanuel Ringelblum Jewish Historical Institute collection, Courtesy of Jewish Historical Institute, Warsaw, Poland.
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37 2 coverWikipedia’s Intentional Distortion of the History of the Holocaust by Jan Grabowski and Shira Klein

Holocaust Survivors Returning to their Hometowns in the Polish-Belarusian-Ukrainian Borderlands, 1944–1948 by Magdalena Waligórska, Yechiel Weizman Alexander Friedman, Ina Sorkina  

A Plagiarized Testimony? Authorship, Legacy, and the Holocaust Art of Henryk Beck and Zinovii Tolkachev by Anastasiia Simferovska 

Conference on the publication of a special issue of The Journal of Holocaust Research in honor of Prof. Saul Friedländer on his 90th birthday

22 March 2023

Read the full issue here: https://www.tandfonline.com/toc/rdap2...

Participants: Prof. Dina Porat, Prot. Gavriel Rosenfeld, Prof. David Ohana, Prof. Michal Govrin, Prof. Carlo Ginzburg, Prof. Saul Friedländer, Yoav Yaron

Organized by: the Alfred P. Slaner Chair in Antisemitism and Racism The Journal of Holocaust Research, University of Haifa https://twitter.com/JHR_Haifa

YouTube link: https://youtu.be/Mz9pZ3rwOSc

Special Issue in Honor of Prof. Saul Friedländer's 90th Birthday
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Introduction (with Yehuda Bauer) by Dina Porat, Carlo Ginzburg, Michal Govrin, David Ohana, Gavriel Rosenfeld

Forum: Transmitting the Memory of the Shoah

Lecture: Some Reflections on Transmitting the Memory of the Shoah and its Implications, Particularly in Israel by Saul Friedländer

Shaping the Myth of the Memory of the Shoah – response to Saul Friedländer by Michal Govrin

Reading Friedlander in Auschwitz by Michal Rovner

Friedländer: Life and Writing

When Memory Comes: Let the Tears Flow by Paul Mendes-Flohr

Restorative Memory in the Writings of Saul Friedländer by David Ohana

When Memory Comes, Where Memory Leads by Dina Porat

Between Memory and History by Carlo Ginzburg

Friedländer on Nazi Antisemitism by Shulamit Volkov

Theory, Methodology, Historiography

Arguing the Holocaust: Legal Anthropology and Theological Form by Dan Diner

Between Integrated and First-Person History: Writing the Holocaust from Within by Omer Bartov

An Arduous Affair: Some Remarks about the Holocaust in German Historiography and Memory by Norbert Frei

History Strikes Back by Shlomo Ben-Ami

Historical Cases and Characters

An American in Germany: Fall 1940 by Christopher Browning

Revisiting “Two Jewish Historians in Extremis”: Elias Tcherikower and Marc Bloch by Richard Cohen

Inventing a ‘Genocide’: The Political Abuses of a Powerful Concept in Contemporary India by Sanjay Subrahmanyam

Zionism and Contemporary Christianity in the Public Square by Ilan Troen

Saul Friedländer Curriculum Vitae and Bibliography

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An Appeal for Passing: A Call for the Critical Reconsideration of Research on Jewish Passing During the Holocaust by Hana Green

Marginalization and Local Commemoration of Third Reich Victims in Germany by Thomas Vanderbeek

The Innocent Perpetrators. The portrayal of “German victimhood” in the historical movie event 'Unsere Mütter, unsere Väter’/’Generation War’ (2013) by Lukas Meissel

Antisemitism, Holocaust Denial, and Germany’s Far Right: How the AfD Tiptoes around Nazism by Michelle Kahn

Czech Memory Culture, the Holocaust and the Politics of History by Eva Kalousova 

Forum: The Holocaust in Virtual Reality: Ethics and Possibilities by Jennifer Rich & Mikkel Dack

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